1001 Maclay Street, Harrisburg PA 17103
“There seems to be no upkeep on uhaul trucks. Mine was dirty and beat up, needed mechanical fixes. They get you with the quarter tank of gas upon returning it though. High as gas prices are! I would use them again but not for uhaulUpdate: they tried to charge me $3400 but my bank put a stop on it. Once a company can't fraud you for large amounts, they try smaller amounts. But my bank has put stop in any further attempts. I don't even know what this is for.”
5082A Jonestown Rd, Harrisburg PA 17112
“Sis not realized the store moved from one side of the complex to the other. They have lots of nice little toys and stocking stuffer for kids. Only downside is not everuthjng was marked with a price. It's also all self check out now, and make sure to take your own bags or you will need to buy one or carry all your purchases.”
813 S 29th St, Harrisburg PA 17111
“They replaced the entire screen and one of the back camera glass for only $135 on my iPhone 13 Pro Max when other places quoted me $450. And it was ready within a few hours. Highly recommend!”
4640 High Pointe Boulevard Suite 10, Harrisburg PA 17111
315 Market St, Harrisburg PA 17101
“LONG REVIEW BUT YOU'LL WANT TO READ IT. IT'LL BE WORTH IT TO YOU AND YOUR WALLET!!! I originally visited this little gem of a shop while driving through Harrisburg to see if I can find cheap perfume oils to make scented candles that smell similar to my favorite designer perfumes with and, OH MY GOODNESS!!! Why haven't I learned about grade A uncut perfume oils earlier? After not expecting much due to being a bit of a perfume and fragrance snob, the super cheap prices and not being very knowledgeable about fragrance oils, I was very pleasantly suprised! The oils are so good, very high quality and smell 90%-100% spot on to the original designer perfumes that cost way more at the department stores! I ended up going back to this little shop and purchasing more of the oils that smell like my all time favorite designer perfumes to mix with a mild lotion or shea butter lotion to layer with the pricier designer perfume sprays that I have in my collection and it makes my perfume last longer and is even great when worn alone on it's own. No one can tell I am wearing the very inexpensive oil that costs me only $10.00 for a 1 ounce bottle and many times I found that the oil was more potent and longer lasting than the perfume from Macy's or Ulta that costed me over $100-$200.00. I am a bit of a perfume and fragrance collector and own all of the original perfume sprays and lotions to the oils that I bought from this shop and I really can't tell the difference at all between the oils and the original high end perfumes. I wished I discovered this shop earlier. I will be a loyal customer for as long as this shop stays in business. Tip: When using fragrance oils try to layer it on top of a very light minimal fragrance lotion, body oil or moisturizer (ex: shea Butter or jojoba oil) and it will last for hours as compared to when wearing it alone on dry skin. I noticed that with perfume oils they tend to absorb quickly into the skin if your skin is dry and un-moisturized so, the longevity and performance won't be as strong as compared to using it when your skin is moisturized. I have been experimenting with making perfumes and found that you can order 190% ethanol or perfumery alcohol off of Amazon and decanters/spray bottles to make your own perfume sprays with these fragrance oils. There are lots of YouTube DIY tutorials on how to make you own perfume sprays using fragrance oils. Also remember that the oils won't smell exactly 100% spot on to the original when smelled straight out of the bottle. To get an accurate sense of what it truly smells like it must be tested on your skin and after a few seconds you will get to smell what the oil truly smells like which smells exactly like the original perfume or colonge spray once it has dried down on your skin.”
1315 Market Street, Harrisburg PA 17103
234 Maclay Street, Harrisburg PA 17110
“Mom and Pop type of corner store selling groceries, canned goods, and frozen foods. There's a little of something for everybody such as skill machines and specialty hair for weaves. Great store to have in the neighborhood!”
Dollar General opened its 20,000th U.S. store on February 24th in Alice, Texas. It’s a major milestone for the discount chain that started as one small general store back in 1955. Starting with a ribbon cutting ceremony, the grand opening celebration began at 9am. First customers received some freebies - tote bags filled with free product samples and snacks from DG's Clover Valley brand.
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